Turnaround time for 2nd pot? Wife and I both leave early in the morning, and we're used to each filling a large travel mug. 5 oz. each won't be enough
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About a minute if you preheat water to almost boiling in a separate cup in the microwave and then pour into pot.
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You can put coffee pot or slow cooker even bigger ones. Maybe not in the same time, might be too crowded. I have Nesspresso coffee machine and still place for the cream/sugar bowl, few mugs.
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Don't remember sent it packing. Coffee was not hot enough probably because thermal pot needs to be preheated and I only made about 5 cups at one time. Have and old pot just made 12 cups Sunday and coffee was hot, not hot when just 4 or 5 cups made
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Sure, my wife and I do that all the time. I figure it's better to keep beans in the bag rather than sitting in the hopper, and plus we switch between regular and decaf. You get used to about what level to pour the beans to in order to make different amounts.
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I only make 1 or 2 cups at a time in mine. I haven't noticed any drawbacks. I like being able to put the whole 2 cups in a large mug if I am in the mood for that much coffee.
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I routinely make 5 cups for myself in the morning; my wife makes 4 for me in the evening. The coffee maker works just fine; no complaints.David
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Nothing wrong with that, but unnecessary. BTW, you can get more out of a pound of coffee by doing what I call, second coffee. After you drain the coffee, you can add 5 more cups of cold water to the grounds and let it sit another 12 hours, then drain again. With high quality coffee beans, this second run is almost as rich as the first.
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Hi Susan. I haven't yet brewed a full pot! I only make around 5 or 6 cups at a time and that takes about 5 minutes. I'm happy to brew a full pot over the weekend and give you an accurate answer if you wanna wait for me...
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It depends upon the mug size as well as your flavor setting (steeping time.) Typically 5-7 minutes for a large (16oz) cup.
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Dan,What you pour in is what you get back in return. Either fill pot to approximately 4 cups or you can measure out 4 cups.
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Coffee is my business, LOL So, if you have a drip coffee pot put filtered water in the reservoir up to 8 and then put toddy in the glass craft to the 2 and let it brew!!!I
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Go big or go home, you can always use less water and coffee. I had the 6 cup and I had to brew 3 of them in order to receive my daily caffeine fix. The coffee was outstanding but waiting for it to brew was about a 15-20 minute wait.
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I agree but if I use refillable cups, I just fill it full and hit the largest cup then the smallest cup and that fille my 16oz mug and still gives me room for creamer. I do wish there was a larger cup setting.
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Just put in as much grounds and water as you need. My first cup in the morning is always a full 16oz cup, but I often make only an 8oz cup.
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Maybe you can use two pods of the medium. That's what they recommend for 8 ounces anyway.
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I'd like to get this, does anyone know how much you can brew at a time? My favorite travel mug, that I use every day is a whopping 24 ounce. Or do you think I'd have to brew twice (how many pods will this thing hold at a time)? Would appreciate any input, thanks!
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I have on occasion. I also brew a full twenty-four hours, so I usually refill it each morning for the next morning. Just overnight wasn't strong enough for my liking.